Odes and Romanticism

Who wrote this poem?

• William Wordsworth

• Dylan Thomas

• John Keats

• William Blake

Who is the "Sylvan historian"?

• The Poet

• The Urn

• The Groom

• The Priest

What is an "ode"?

• a poem of 14 lines that uses a formal rhyme scheme

• a poem with strict rules

• a lyric poem that pays respect to a person or thing

• a love poem

What do the following lines mean: "Bold Lover, do not grieve; She cannot fade."

• Do not be sad - she is yours forever.

• Don't cry for her - she died peacefully.

• Don't worry - she is gone forever.

• Don't mourn your lost love.

What power does the urn possess that humans don't?

• It is eternal and it withstands time

• It dies every day.

• To hear songs in the future that most won't be alive to hear.

• To influence people

In what way can the urn be valued?

• It is a place to hold children's dreams

• It is a way to get married

• it is a piece of art for remembrance since it was used to keep the ashes of loved ones.

• It is a way to the evil spirits away

" unheard melodies" this phrase is an example of ......

• simile

• metaphor

• oxymoron or paradox

• alliteration

what is an ode ?

• a lyrical poem that addresses a certain subject or a person

• a long poem

• a song to a lost love

• a narrative poem ( a poem that tells a story)

What is the significance of the urn in the poem?

• It represents the fleeting nature of life

• It symbolizes eternal beauty and art

• It serves as a reminder of lost love

• It embodies the concept of immortality

What emotions does the speaker express towards the urn?

• Admiration and reverence

• Sadness and longing

• Indifference and detachment

• Anger and frustration